Published app's auto-generated .glide.page subdomain changes on every publish

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Team ID: SMtmpOGFzNGKVBS9yDUH
App ID: SrYcXxwCBtyGLXKnijel

Description:
Our app’s published URL (no custom domain configured) has changed 5 times across 2 days of normal publishing activity — each time generating a new random subdomain string (e.g. paymusicians-dev-wicp.glide.page → -hyuy → -swae→ -4bir → -xcv5). “Public” is checked each time, and publishing completes successfully — this isn’t a permissions or publish-failure issue.

How to replicate:

  1. Publish the app
  2. Note the .glide.page URL
  3. Make further edits and publish again
  4. URL has changed

Why this matters: We rely on this URL as a static redirect target (Stripe Checkout success_url). A rotating URL makes this integration unreliable without either a custom domain or a stable canonical link.

Is the .glide.page URL expected to be stable across publishes, or does it intentionally regenerate? If stable behavior is expected, are we missing a setting?

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Can you explain how you are publishing each time? The default setting is that all changes are automatically published as you make changes to your app, so typically you don’t have to press any button to publish. The exception is if you have manual publishing enabled, in which case you have to press a button to publish changes or revert them.

My question though is if you are unpublishing before republishing. In that case it wouldn’t surprise me if it’s regenerating a new url because you completely unpublished the app at the old url.

In any case, just set the url to whatever you want and be done with it. You are not required to use whatever is set as the default.